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Location: San Jose CA
Date: April 29 2011
Time: 8:45pm
Number of witnesses: 2
Number of objects: 8-10
Shape of objects: Circular
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Description: I was driving south on Highway 85 near Camden Ave. I looked up and noticed a group of 8-10 white and slightly orangish lights. They resembled the size of a typical airplane lights you usually see in the night sky, and about the same average distance away, just a little brighter. At first I thought they were stars, but they were so unfamiliar and oddly clustered. There was a main sort of U shape formation the lights appeared to be in, with 2 lights near but separate from the main group moving slowly and flickering. My son who is 10 years old saw it as well. We watched this happen for about 10 seconds, then all of the lights disappeared.
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Released: Jul 01st, 2006
Running Time: 83
Company: Sticky Video
Tony Rocket, John Janiero, Alexis Silver, Amerie Jahnai, Dena Caly
Critical Rating: AA
Genre: Specialty
African-American (and African-British, for that matter) women get their poonani filled with Caucasian cum in this tepid release from Sticky Video. Laughable lighting techniques, frequent auto-focus issues and all around bargain basement production values drag the three limp scenes to an unappealing finish. The Dolby claims on the cover are questionable and add little value if true. It would be the equivalent of installing a $500 stereo in a $200 car.
Alexis Silver has made the unfortunate mistake of traveling from northern England for this jumbled sexcapade. An attractive lass, Alexis makes an effort to keep the ball rolling after her interview. Her ample breasts are utilized well as she rubs her nipples together for the lens. The dude performs a barely adequate mish and doggie on her shaved snatch before the oily titty-fuck and internal pop.
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Haul your winter sport gear with the SportRack 6 Pair Ski or 4 Snowboard Carrier (ABR456DL). This car-top ski and snowboard carrier holds up to six pairs of skis or four snowboards on roof rack crossbars. Fitting all crossbars up to 3.25" in diameter, this convenient carrier comes with Uni-Mount universal mounting clamps for easy attachment.
Heavy-duty locks are also included to keep your equipment safe, as is a handy raiser block for added elevation. Durable construction and design make this winter sport carrier an easy transport solution for any enthusiast.
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Celebrate your canine companion with a Marvelous Dog Mosaic Frame from Heidi Borchers. Mosaic craft projects are a unique way to add to your home decor. Use Cool2Cast to create a replica of your favorite pooch and a plain wooden frame as the canvas!
Dog Materials:
- Cool2Cast Fibre Plaster
- Foam board (I use Foam Core)
- Craft knife
- Waxed paper
- Plastic container with lid (for mixing Cool2Cast)
- Measuring cups
- Small spatula or palette knife
- Acrylic paints
- Brush
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- Glass and tile pieces
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- Wheeled tile nippers
- Embellishments – dog motifs (I found in the scrapbooking department)
- With a pencil, draw shape onto the foam board.
- Place small pieces of scraps of foam board under the shape to help lift for cutting.
- Cut shapes with a craft knife.
- Glue the ear in place with the Aleene's Tacky glue. Let dry.
- To lift shape above the table for pouring, Place shape on small scraps of the foam board.
- Mix the Cool2Cast in the plastic container according to directions on package. Pour the mixture on the shape.
- Tap the side of the shape with fingers, to smooth out and 'settle' the Cool2Cast for an even coat on top of the shape.
- Lift the shape with a small spatula onto a clean piece of wax paper.
- Using the spatula, carefully fix any area on the shape that did not get covered with the Cool2Cast.
- While the Cool2Cast is still wet, use the spatula to draw any details onto the shape.
- Let the Cool2Cast dry completely.
- Paint the shape with acrylic paints. Let dry. Glue onto the frame background. To mosaic the frame, glue pieces of glass and tiles onto the background using the Aleene's Tacky Glue. Cut any pieces of glass or tile as needed using the tile nippers. Let glue dry.
- Dog shape before and after.
- Glue any additional embellishments on the top of the glass and tile. Let glue dry.
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Tomgram: In Memoriam: Jonathan Schell (1943-2014)Posted on Mar 31, 2014By Tom Engelhardt and Chris Appy, TomDispatch Chris Appy's piece and Tom Engelhardt's introduction first appeared at TomDispatch. The Widening Lens "Up to a few months ago, Ben Suc was a prosperous village of some thirty-five hundred people." That is the initial line of The Village of Ben Suc, his first book, a copy of which I recently reread on a plane trip, knowing that he was soon to die. That book, that specific copy, had a history of its own. It was a Knopf first edition, published in 1967 in the midst of the Vietnam War, after the then-shocking text had appeared in the New Yorker magazine. An on-the-spot account of an American operation, the largest of the Vietnam War to that moment, it followed American troops as they helicoptered into a village controlled by the enemy about 30 miles from the capital, Saigon. All its inhabitants, other than those killed in the process, were removed from their homes and sent to a makeshift refugee camp elsewhere. The U.S. military then set Ben Suc afire, brought in bulldozers to reduce it to rubble, and finally called in the U.S. Air Force to bomb that rubble to smithereens—as though, as the final line of his book put it, "having once decided to destroy it, we were now bent on annihilating every possible indication that the village of Ben Suc had ever existed." I had read the piece in the New Yorker when that magazine devoted a single issue to it, something it had not done since it published John Hersey's Hiroshima in a similar fashion in 1946. I never forgot it. I was then 23 years old and just launched on a life as an anti-Vietnam War activist. I would not meet the author, 24-year-old neophyte reporter Jonathan Schell, for years. To look at that first edition some 47 years later is to be reminded of just how young he was then, so young that Knopf thought it appropriate in his nearly nonexistent bio to mention where he went to high school ("the Putney School in Vermont"). The book was tiny. Only 132 pages with an all-print orange cover that, in addition to the author and title, said: "The story of the American destruction of a Vietnamese village—this is the complete text of the brilliant report to which the New Yorker devoted almost an entire issue." That was bold advertising in those publishing days. I know. As an editor at a publishing house as the 1980s began, I can still remember having a fierce argument about whether or not it was "tasteless" to put a blurb from a prominent person on a book's cover. Advertisement Square, Site wide The year after Ben Suc was published, he wrote The Military Half, his second great book on that horrific American war, in which he widened his lens from a single devastated village to two provinces where almost every hamlet had been destroyed, largely by American air power. To report it, he rode in tiny forward observation planes that were calling down destruction on the Vietnamese countryside. He then went to work as a staff writer for the New Yorker and in 1975 widened his lens further in his book The Time of Illusion, taking in the history and fate of a single administration in Washington as it waged "limited war" abroad in a nuclear age and created constitutional mayhem at home, bringing yet more violence to Vietnamese, Cambodians, and Laotians, as well as to the American political system. In 1982, with his globally bestselling book The Fate of the Earth, whose first chapter, looking directly into a future of annihilation, was memorably entitled "A Republic of Insects and Grass," he trained his lens on the threat of violence against all humanity. He memorably explored what was then known as "the nuclear predicament," the way we had fully taken over a role previously occupied by God and, in the midst of the Cold War, were threatening the extinction not of a village, a couple of provinces in a distant land, or a political system, but the planet itself. I was by then working at Pantheon Books, where in 1988 I re-read his two Vietnam reports and republished them in a single volume as The Real War. It's cover copy read: "The classic reporting on the Vietnam War," which couldn't have been more accurate. And then, some years later, I evidently stumbled across that first edition in New York's great used bookstore, the Strand. My copy is dated 8/93 on a little yellow tag inside the front cover and cost me $4. I doubt I read it a third time when I bought it. I can only imagine that I wanted to have that memorable first book by someone I already considered one of the greats of our age. As it happened, at another publishing house in 2003, in an even grimmer century, I put out his book The Unconquerable World: Power, Nonviolence, and the Will of the People. His lens by then couldn't have been wider. In it, he appropriated a hollowed-out term from the war in Vietnam, the hopeless American effort to "win hearts and minds," celebrating instead the untamed "rebellious hearts and minds" across the planet that might find new sources of people power and alter a world headed for destruction. It was a book so far ahead of its time that, in the invasion-of-Iraq moment, almost no one noticed. He was then perhaps the only person who imagined that, in our future, lay an Arab Spring, an Occupy Movement, and whatever-is-still-to-come. He may have been the first to see that this planet, careening toward disaster, might no longer be controllable in any of the usual ways. ("Fifty-eight years after Hiroshima, the world has to decide whether to continue on the path of cataclysmic violence charted in the twentieth century and now resumed in the twenty-first or whether to embark on a new, cooperative political path… In our age of sustained democratic revolution, the power that governments inspire through fear remains under constant challenge by the power that flows from people's freedom to act in behalf of their interests and beliefs.") His final great work on climate change, on which he spent years of research, provisionally titled The Human Shadow, will sadly never be written. In the end, the lens simply grew too wide for a single lifetime—and we will all be the poorer for it.
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Day 5 MORNING Your best chance of spotting Laird Hamilton is at Colleen's at the Cannery, a café in Haiku with hearty breakfast burritos, healthy tofu wraps, and strong espresso drinks. The surfing icon pops in after riding "Jaws," the monster break, nearby; Colleen's At The Cannery.
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Scrabble word: VISIBLE
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Definitions of VISIBLE in dictionaries:
- adj - capable of being seen
- adj - obvious to the eye
- adj - present and easily available
- Possible to see; perceptible to the eye: a visible object.
- Obvious to the eye: a visible change of expression.
- Being often in the public view; conspicuous.
- Manifest; apparent: no visible solution to the problem.
- On hand; available: a visible supply.
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When you are planning to take a vacation the first thing that comes to mind is where then the thought of where you will be sleeping at, while you are in your favorite holiday place. Hotels, motels and resorts can be over crowded and no one really wants to spend their time with people they don't know or may not even particularly like after first impressions. Well you don't need to the option that many don't really considered unless they are a seasoned vacationer is that you can easily find many beautiful properties rent or even to purchase for you and your family.
The great thing about Vacation Homes is that the options are really unlimited as to how long you can make your stay, meaning you can book for as long as you want to make your stay. Imagine staying in an apartment or flat with you and your family not worrying about the maid going through your things during your two week stay. Most of the time they are privately owned but rented through some great companies, so when you are negotiating your agreement out about how long you will be staying, you can build a good relationship with the and that is very important, as you know in big chain hotels as well as similar accommodations are usually very disconnected from their patrons. Big chains just cannot compare to all that a private place can add to your holiday experience.
Another perk of vacation rentals is that you can find one that meet all your needs especially in the area of amenities. High quality appliances are one of those amenities commonly found as part of the package. This is a great feature because it gives the you the comfort of getting your clothes a little dirty knowing you can just do a load of laundry when you feel like it. Exotic amenities can be found as well. Picture coming to your flat after a long day hiking, kicking off your shoes, stripping down and steaming away your tensions in your own private ceder lined sauna. This is just one example of an exotic perk that is usually available.
Being near your favorite attraction is very important when you are choosing your place to stay when on holiday and many vacation home rentals cater to that desire. Spectacular mountain views to pristine ocean scenes, depending on the destination you can find your perfect picturesque views and they also vary in location from private rural to the center of downtown. This is one very important variable when looking into places, whether renting or purchasing. Creating your ideal atmosphere is a key component to your leisure time enjoyment.
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Diners in the bar can enjoy beer-battered haddock and hand-cut chips or Shetland ale and Orkney beef pie. The catch of the day might be fresh langoustines or baked tusk with a mussel and crab chowder.
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Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) and Psychological IssuesSexually transmitted diseases (STDs)The highest incidence of STDs occurs in sexually active teens. Biological reasons for this epidemic include an earlier age of menarche coupled with the relative lack of maturation of the lining tissues of the cervix during the first one to two years following menarche. This immaturity makes infection with Chlamydia and human papillomavirus (HPV) more likely. Behavioral issues associated with the high rate of STDs in teens include an earlier age of first intercourse and a false perception of invincibility ("It won't happen to me"). Psychological issuesThe attainment of puberty has been observed to coincide with many profound psychological changes. It is important to realize that the refinement of abstract thought (for example, ability to intellectually explore various possible behaviors and anticipate realistic consequences) takes place in late puberty and extends into young adulthood (18-25 years old). The incidence of depression also rises during the teen years -- more frequently in females than males. Some studies have indicated that boys tend to develop a stronger self-image as puberty advances; females are thought to have a more self-critical body-image perception during early and mid puberty. Racial background studies indicate this self-depreciating phenomenon is more likely in Caucasian vs. African-American females. Girls who start puberty earlier than their peers appear to have a more stressful entry into this time of their life and are noted to have a higher likelihood of disruptive behaviors and possibly suicide attempts. Boys who are "late bloomers" are more likely to have issues with internalization and suppression of their feelings and may develop a stronger emotional reliance on others. Medically reviewed by Margaret Walsh, MD; American Board of Pediatrics Medically Reviewed by a Doctor on 8/19/2014
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FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski announced the launch of a Spectrum Task Force today. The stated intent is "to advance the FCC's spectrum agenda and promote collaboration across the agency." Julius Knapp, chief of the Office of Engineering Technology, and Ruth Milkman, chief of the Wireless Telecommunications Bureau, will co-chair the cross-agency working group.
"To lead the world in mobile, the FCC must ensure that our nation's spectrum is being put to its highest and best use," Genachowski said. "Maximizing this essential 21st century resource will create jobs, drive economic growth, and encourage innovation and investment. The FCC's National Broadband Plan lays out a comprehensive roadmap for promoting greater spectrum efficiency and flexibility, and ensuring sufficient spectrum for broadband. The Spectrum Task Force will keep us on this charted course."
The Spectrum Task Force will be instrumental in the FCC's plan to carry out its National Broadband Plan, including the reallocation of broadcast spectrum. The chiefs of the FCC's Enforcement, International, Media, and Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureaus, as well as the chief of the Office of Strategic Planning and Policy Analysis, will participate on the Task Force.
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The cool design makes the RetroRide MTB tyre an eyecatcher. In a stylish brown or cream with completely circumferential original profiles of the legendary Conti KKS 10, it will attract attention.
Top Features of the Continental Retro Ride MTB Tyre
- Eyecatching cruiser tyre
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Product Data
MTB: | Yes |
Tyre Bead: | Wire |
Puncture Protection: | ProTection breaker belt |
Use: | Commuting |
Commuter: | Yes |
Wheel Size: | 26" (559) |
Beneath the stylish outer shell it has all qualities that make a great touring tyre. Finished off with a rubber breaker belt, a tread profile that even looks grippy, and a compound that provides a long service life.
Puncture ProTection
If you are looking for a reliable, value for money companion for every day use, choose a tyre with Puncture ProTection Breaker. This robust GummiBreaker combines with the rubber-reinforced sidewalls of the tyre to guarantee a high puncture and wear protection.
About MTB Slick Tyres
These road tyres will fit Mountain Bike wheels and are primarily for road and light trail use. They will be faster and grip better than a standard 'knobbly' styled cross country tyre on road. These tyres work by putting a large area of grippy rubber in contact with the road so they only need a minimal tread pattern. This semi-slick design reduces rolling resistance and improves both speed and safety. Sharp objects like thorns and glass are likely to work their way through your tyres and cause punctures so choose a model with built-in puncture protection. After all, you will want to get home from work or morning ride on time... especially if it's raining! Kevlar shielding as found in the Schwalbe tyre range is a common choice and works well at reducing the amount of punctures. Some Continental tyres even come with a 1 year anti puncture guarantee and use a Kevlar and Polyamide filaments to form a protective belt under the tread.
About the Continental brand
More than 100 years experience in the development and production of bicycle tyres has made Continental a unique company within the industry. Continental is the only German bicycle tyre manufacturer to produce its tyres in Germany. Knowing this serves as a mighty incentive to our engineers and everyone else involved in the manufacturing process to constantly strive for further innovations. In our technology and development center in Korbach, we are constantly developing new revolutionary technologies such as the unbeatable Black Chili Compound and the ultimate Vectran™ Breaker anti-puncture technology, both used at the top end of race sport. These technologies demand sophisticated processes to ensure our legendary end-product quality, and these innovations as well as the new "ProTection" and "RaceSport" technology for MTB tyres, can only be manufactured in our factory in Germany – "Handmade in Germany". In order to offer the best tyre for any application, we rely equally on dialogue with our professional racers, hobby cyclists and everyday bike riders. This results not only in high-end products for top sports applications such as the new Podium TT or the revolutionary downhill tyre "Der Kaiser", but also tyres for everyday use like the new innovative combination EcoContact/EcoContact Plus as a companion to the latest e-bike trend. As a global player, Continental also maintains high-tech production facilities outside of Germany, where Continental tyres are produced for you with an equal degree of care and dedication. One thing all Continental bicycle tyres have in common is that they are developed in the technology center in Korbach, Germany, where they also undergo strict inspection. Our heart and soul is behind the phrase "Handmade in Germany", with all of its products and technologies.
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ETRTO Number | Dimension (26") |
25-559 | 26 x 1 |
32-559 | 26 x 1.25 |
40-559 | 26 x 1.5 |
47-559 | 26 x 1.75 |
50-559 | 26 x 1.9 |
54-559 | 26 x 2.1 |
57-559 | 26 x 2.125 |
55-559 | 26 x 2.2 |
60-559 | 26 x 2.4 |
ETRTO Number | Dimension (29") |
50-622 | 29 x 2.0 |
55-622 | 29 x 2.2 |
60-622 | 29 x 2.4 |
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A "memory" is defined as the retention of information over time, but how is it that some memories change while others do not? While reading chapter seven on the inner workings of memory and our abilities to retain such information, I was intrigued by the different scenarios in which our so-called memories fool us and re-route our recollections from what actually occurred during a particular event to something completely different. Specifically the concept of transience, that memories change and fade with time, much like a street changes with construction or looks different when we are re-visiting our old neighborhood.
It made me think back to when I was younger living in a different state and different neighborhood. If I were to revisit my old street again, how different would it look? And what about those old memories...just how different would they be now as compared to the originals?
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What memories are you thinking of that don't change Courtney?
I would guess that although some memories seem quite vivid and clear when we recall them, it is likely that they change in subtle and measurable ways each time you recall them.


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FOXBORO, Mass. — A day that started in confusion for Chad Ochocinco ended even worse.
After the receiver forgot to set his clock back for daylight savings time, he presumably made it to Gillette Stadium a little early on Sunday. It didn't help.
Ochocinco was on the field, unofficially, for just 15 offensive snaps. He was targeted five times but came down with zero catches. For the first time in his 11-year career, he has gone three consecutive games without making a catch.
This summer, the Ochocinco experiment looked like a sure thing. Here was a productive wide receiver, highly motivated to team up with a Hall of Fame quarterback in Tom Brady. He would join a pass-happy offense that could light up the scoreboard, with him playing an important — if not a superstar's — role.
Instead, he's an afterthought.
Brady and Ochocinco exchanged a few words on the sideline on Sunday, and all Brady could offer after the game was a halfhearted showing of support.
"Yeah, we're working at it," said Brady, who went 9-for-16 for 114 yards and two touchdowns in the fourth quarter. "We've only played together for eight games. We're just going to keep working at it."
Brady's next comment said all that needed to be said.
"We've got no other choice but just to keep working at it," he said.
From 2003-10, Ochocinco had been held without a catch in just one game. It's now happened in three straight games.
From 2003-10, Ochocinco averaged 82 catches for 1,161 yards and 7.5 touchdowns. This year, he's on pace for 18 catches, 272 yards and zero touchdowns.
It wasn't all his fault on Sunday against the Giants, though. He didn't earn so much as a glance from Brady in the first half, when he ran six passing plays with the offense. He was open deep on one play, but Brady threw elsewhere.
When he finally was targeted for the first time, he ran his route out of bounds. After that, though, Brady twice threw behind him.
Slice it any way you want it, but the addition of Ochocinco just isn't working. Wes Welker caught 112 passes in his first season in New England. Randy Moss had an NFL-record 23 touchdowns. Tight end Rob Gronkowski made 42 receptions for 546 yards and 10 touchdowns in his first season in any pro offense last year. Fellow rookie tight end Aaron Hernandez had 45 catches, 563 yards and six touchdowns in just 14 games.
It shouldn't take this long for anyone to "catch on" with an offense, let alone a veteran of a decade in the NFL.
The season now is as close to the end as it is to the beginning, and Ochocinco is becoming less and less a part of the Patriots' offense. Some may still say that it's still too soon to pull the plug on the experiment, but it sure looks like the Patriots already have.
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INDIA has been known as the land of Kings and Peasants. All the rajahs and maharajahs that we hear of today were originally Hindu kings. India was divided politically into various principalities. But the Indian ideal of kingship comes from the time of Ramachandra in the Ramayanic period. All these kings were federated kings of the vast Indian Empire. There was one who was known as the Sovereign King of Kings. He was called the Rajchakravarti, meaning a king in a circle of kings. All minor independent rulers used nominally to pay homage to this sovereign king, but they were all independent in their own states. The wars and battles that people hear of between Indian rulers were not for the greed of territory; but when any king strayed in the wrong path, away from the ideal of kingship, and was injuring his people, then would there be war against him, either to bring him to his senses, or to dethrone him and place his son or some heir upon the throne. But at no time have Indian kings fought between themselves to extend their boundaries. That was not the Hindu ideal. It was far from it.
A king in India was not a mere figure-head, but the very life of his people. He is the mirror of the people. One of the people, though above the people. His chief duty is Protection: to protect his subjects, who are his children. The king so long as he is able to keep the ideal of kingship. There have been many cases where kings were dethroned by the people Śthe king-makers. Long before Europe and America had heard of such a thing, the voice of the people was all-powerful in India. This is embodied in the Ramayana, when Ramachandra, the King of Ayodhya, banishes his dearly-loved wife for the sake of his people, and she in love and devotion accepts the banishment unmurmuringly for the sake of the people. The world has not been able to equal this matchless ideal of renunciation and devotion. This, even to-day the guiding passion and the kingly ideal, is predominantly the note that has governed all the principles of kingship amongst the Hindus. We must not think for a moment that the present ideal of the rajahs of India has been slackened. Our Indian kings think for the people, do everything for the people, live for the people.
Now let us consider in detail, but briefly, the ideals of Hindu kings in their spirit of government. In the first place we must remember that in ancient India, and by ancient I do not mean very far remote, the land did not belong to the king; the forests, pastures, hills, and holy places were without proprietor. They were supposed to be preserved and kept for all. The king was protector, not Bhuswani or landlord. In the Ramayana it is said, " Great is the sin of the king who while accepting his tribute does not protect his subjects as if they were his own children." There are various Shastric injunctions made very strictly to Hindu kings. Says the Manusanhita, " The king who does not protect, but takes the sixth share of the produce, becomes a carrier of all the evil of the world." " The king who takes either rent, taxes, presents or fines, and does not protect, surely goes to hell." According to Manu, " the royal share was fixed as a sixth, an eighth, or a twelfth, and was paid in produce. The mutual, claims of king and cultivator were very judicially adjusted. It depended on the produce. The king must have his share because of his supervision, the cultivator because of his labour. There was no fixed rent. The taxation was dependent upon the produce of the crops, which varied from year to year, and the producer was not harassed with anxiety as to the payment of his rents if there had been failure of crops due to bad weather or other causes."
The duties of the king were many and varied. Two of the main duties were that he " should provide pasture for the cattle; that he should provide water for irrigation. This he had to do by the excavation of tanks, wells and canals, for the development of agriculture." Those who have read the Mahabharata will perhaps remember the story where Narada, " the great Brahmin Rishi, came one day to King Yudisthira and asked him if he had provided large tanks well filled with water, suitably distributed in each different part of the kingdom; for agriculture, said Narada, will not thrive if it has to depend on the rains." He asked also if he had taken the proper care to see that the husbandman's stock of seed had not run out.
The third duty of the king was the " protection of the people from thieves and robbers." It is interesting to notice that in those days the king not only had to take means to get back stolen things, but if he failed to do so had to make good from his own treasury. When Yudisthira ruled, and a thief had stolen some cows belonging to a Brahmin, the Brahmin presented the matter to Arjuna, saying, " The king who accepts the sixth of the produce as his share, but does not protect his subjects, is said to be responsible for the sins of the world." Arjuna heard and said, " If I do not give relief to this man crying at my gate, the king shall have committed the great sin of neglect of duty." So saying, he entered Draupadi's room, took his bow and arrows, went with the Brahmin, overtook the thieves, recovered the cattle, and restored them to the Brahmin.
But in all these affairs the kings were not with-out councillors. The ancient Hindu polity was built centuries ago on a very psychological and far-seeing basis. Each king had an executive council. According to rank the Priest of the king's family came first, though his part in the council was chiefly of adviser. He commanded great reverence, but his work was rather for the spiritual ministrations of the state. After the priest came the Pratinidhi, the Viceroy or prime minister, who represented the king in various state functions. His chief work was to advise the king upon the various questions that arose in administration. Not only that, but he had also the implied power, sanctioned by the king and people, to make the king do that which was best to be done. If it happened sometimes that the king did not want to act upon the advice given him, the Pratinidhi must wait and use his persuasion until he succeeded in making the king do all that was needed. He was, in fact, the responsible person, practically the head of the administration. After him came the Pradhana, or chief Secretary of the State. His duty was to supervise the general work of the state, to keep control of expenditure, check accounts and so forth. Next to him in rank came the War Minister. He was entitled the Sachiva. The Sachiva was supposed to advise about everything connected with war; know the strength of the army, devise plans as to how best to train and feed the troops, keep them ready whenever their services should be necessary, and report to the king from time to time as to the condition of the forces.
We must remember that the Indian kings were all Kshatriyas. Their chief point in keeping the army was not spoliation or extermination of other lands or people, but only to protect their own from aggressive attacks. All diplomatic affairs were managed by the Mantri, or Foreign Secretary. He had to study " when, how, and to whom the policies of peace, purchase, partition and penalty had to be adopted and the various effects of each, whether great or small; and having decided on the course of action, to communicate that to the king." Peace was always the object aimed at by the king in his foreign policy, peace with justice. Then there was the Amatya, who had charge of lands and land revenues; and the Sukraniti, or general Finance Minister.
These seven Prakritis, or ministers, formed the regular ministerial body. Besides them there was the office of the Watcher. His function was " to find out the temper of the people and report the same to the king; so that the king might, with the knowledge so gained, reform himself." Thus the purpose of the Watcher was not to find out the mistakes of the people, but the mistakes of the king in his protection of the people.
The dharma that the Hindus implanted in the caste of the Kshatriyas was mainly and chiefly the protecting of the people. That protection according to the Hindu ideal, it was understood must be from every standpoint. So the Hindu king was surrounded with different ministers with different functions, each of the ministers practically the representative of the people; and through them, as well as directly in many ways, the Hindu king was always in touch with his people. The Hindu king was more than democratic. He was patriarchal in the true sense of the word. His treasury not for his luxury, but for the maintenance of the poor and needy. The outside world cannot conceive of the wonderful communistic life that the Hindu kings and people lead. In the past, as in the present, they have been the same in ideal. Even today they are the protectors of their people.
One of the most significant things we shall notice in our Hindu rajahs is that they also try in all their affairs of life to realise God. The king is the carrier of the culture of his race to the unborn generations. He goes through every discipline for the building up of his character. It is the personal relation in doing things which really helps us to realise our ideals. If we simply draw a cheque and send it to the poor we are not elevated much above the drawing of the cheque; but if we study their condition of life we feel for them. If we give a glass of water to a beggar we have quenched our own thirst. The relation of the king in matters of charity is very personal.
He very often makes tours. He goes to the places where the Guru teaches his chelas, he goes where gather thousands of Sanyasins who have been roaming in India from place to place, from pilgrimage to pilgrimage, and he sees how their affairs are managed and has personal talks with them. He builds rest-houses. One cannot imagine how many rest-houses have been built at the king's expense for the poor and needy travellers. In these the door is always open; you take a room for yourself; all your wants are provided for; you stop as long as you please or until you have finished your work. You can travel from one end of India to the other, taking your shelter in these rest-houses. No one will come to you for any tax or rent. If you have money you may give them coin. Thousands of poor travellers are thus taken care of by the rajahs. Thousands of poor people are fed daily from the king's store-house. They are considered to be members of his own family. The question of idleness has not been raised as yet. There is no forced work. The social arrangement of the Hindus has never been to produce machines, but natural growth. The gift given in simple love is received in the spirit of love and gratitude, and both rich and poor, king and peasant, are lifted to a higher plane of spiritual sweetness and confidence. This spirit of oriental giving remains to-day a great puzzle to those who have not studied the social science of the East. To these, our Brahmins are a curiosity, our kings and their courts an enigma.
If you visit any Hindu court you will notice that even the poorest beggar of the street, if he has a grievance unredressed, has direct access to the king. The rajahs and maharajahs whose names we hear now-a-days in this European war, who have been contributing amounts untold from their resources, are representatives of our Kshatriya caste. Visit their places and you will see wonderful social arrangements by which the king and the peasant are tied together in one chain of love. These rajahs and maharajahs are the descendants of the ancient Hindu kings. In states about as large as Scotland and Ireland, our Indian kings rule. And how do they rule ? By love and duty. Centuries ago the Hindus evolved an ideal of government in which all the advantages of a democratic state and an aristocratic state were combined.
Let us imagine the Durbar, or court of the Indian kings which they hold every day, not only once but twice, one in the morning and another in the evening. This Durbar means that the king is present there in the court with all his ministers and the chiefs of other departments, and there they take their seats in the order of their rank with the king in the centre. At the evening Durbar there is a very beautiful ceremony. They sit under the canopy of heaven. Yonder comes the torch-bearer with two or three people as his companions. The king and his ministers and the whole body of people present stand up the moment they see the first light of the evening, and chant to Agni, the God behind the fire. Thus they still keep up that beautiful Vedic ceremony which their ancient forefathers made so full of meaning. The evening Durbar is chiefly a social gathering, most of the business being naturally done in the morning. But at both these times all the people congregate and any one can come to the king and make known his grievance. In this way the king comes in direct contact with his people. He passes his judgments without bias or prejudice, as the people of his territory are all to him the same and the king is above all parties.
The king is very personal and very affectionate. The Hindu thinks the king represents the justice of God. So he centres his loyalty round the king, and in every shape and form renders the king help in his administrative work. It is the injunction to the Hindu king from time immemorial that the king must live, feast, and sleep for the people. He is for the people, not the people for him. He is the chief servant of the state. If any subject is so poor he cannot give a marriage dowry to his daughter, it is the function of the king to do so. If a subject has no money to educate his children, he makes appeal to the king. Hundreds of students are supported entirely by the Indian kings. The " King's Gift " is a synonym for un-bounded generosity. In everything the subjects look up to the king, and the king has impressed his court with the same spirit. All the servants of the state are equally accessible to the people.
Not only the king, but also the Rani, or queen, takes an equal interest in the affairs of the people, especially the women. While the redress of grievances in matters of justice is entirely managed by the king and his ministers, the queen, or Rani, may be appealed to by the poorest peasant woman for help in her personal troubles. The many social functions for women at the palace are personally supervised by the Rani. Our Ranis have also a great part in setting forth their ideals before the women of their country. They wield this power and make it felt in their husband's kingdom. They also have a great share in the administration of the state. They often help with their advice and wisdom.
We have no set who are called the " plutocracy." Money does not count in India; at least, a century ago it had very little influence in our social life. It may be that in the last century it has brought some division of class instead of caste. India is going through a transition period, and there may arise a class division because of money. Caste has been the backbone of India's life and nationality. It may fall away from its ideal, but it has developed her great communistic life. Against this the division of class cannot make much headway. It must be thrown off as any foreign substance must be thrown out of a body or the body cannot exist. So what is foreign to the genius of the race cannot last long. The race which in the morning of the civilisation of man-kind received the ideal in King Ramchandra can-not lose its ideality. Ramchandra, that great King-Ideal of the Hindus, still lives in our national consciousness. The King is for the people.
By the people of India, I mean the three hundred millions of the Hindu population. Be-sides these there are other classes, Mohammedans, Parsees and so forth, about sixty millions. But the vast majority of the Indian people are Hindus. In India even the peasants talk of the Absolute. Who are these Hindu peasants? They are chiefly the Sudras. The division of the caste system in India has not been for nothing. It has developed a class of people who, without the knowledge of the three R's, talk of the Absolute, think of the Absolute, and live in the Absolute. And living in the Absolute they think that each and every unit of the universe is their brother.
Who has taught them this ideal of spiritual culture? The Brahmin. Go to an Indian village : you will be given a night's shelter, you will be given food; and in the twilight of the evening the village workers will assemble and will talk of God and His love, and will sing the name of God with a passion of heart and soul that will make the un-believer believe in the Reality. They will perhaps spend the evening until late at night in singing and singing. They know God as both Divine and Human. In their assemblies they will spend most of the time in conversations on God, the Seen, and Unseen. Cold winter nights they will perhaps light a fire and sit around and talk of the same.
Here and there you will find in village gatherings of our Indian peasants some one reading either from the Ramayana or the Mahabharata, from which sources the Hindu mind, young and old, rich and poor, men and women, equally have drawn and are still drawing wonderful inspirations for their social and religious ideals. The eternal leela or action of Krishna, our Indian peasant understands both from the philosophical and the human point of view. He knows for a fact that this life is only a temporary pilgrimage in the world; but he is not to neglect it. He knows that his body as well as his home is the abode of his Krishna Ś the Lord and Lover of his life. He cleanses his house that it may be the house of his Krishna; he cleanses his body that it may be the Temple of his Krishna. He sings always, his boys and girls sing Ś
" This is my Brindaban
And this is not superficial knowledge, it is realisation, and that intense realisation has given him absolute faith and a love for the universe as his own. In his little courtyard he has planted a tulsi plant, and he goes and sits there in deep devotion and faith. He knows that that plant is not his
God, but he realises his God in the plant. That is his symbol and through this Nature's one child, he rejoices in the God of Nature, and realises Him in all things. He will feed the hungry, and by doing that he will think that he is doing it to his Krishna; will clothe the naked, and by doing that he will think that he is clothing his Krishna. Before he goes to his fields or other work he will every day, not casually, but lovingly, dedicate his work to Krishna. Whilst he is tilling his land, while handling the instrument for ploughing, he will not think what parliamentary election will be possible this year, but he will think many times how he will till his very soul which is another land for the growth of God's seed. His very work is a symbol. He will sing in the midday sun, in the scorching rays, he will sing in his sweet simple way which the Indians call the " fieldy-voice "
" Till my heart, O Beloved,
The Indian peasants, from far-off Cashmere to the coast of Ceylon, whenever they go out with their corn of the fields and cross the rivers in boats filled with the corn, sing while crossing, in the same inimitable way, with the soulful exuberance of the passion of their hearts Ś
"Take me across, O Beloved!
They sing of Rama and Sita, of Krishna and Radha Ś the Ideal and the Idealist, the Lover and the Beloved. They learn from their nation's history and songs, the everlasting possessions of the peasants of India, this devotion and love, and with a heart and a soul full of passion and intensity, realise God and eternity and with it the whole Humanity. The world of " civilisation," with telephone and motor-car, will perhaps deride him, because he is simple and half nude. But he has kept his breast open, his heart open, his soul open. He has kept himself as a clean slate. He has kept it for his Lord and Lover to write with His eternal pencil. The Hindu peasant is the very handiwork of God. He is Nature's wonderful production. Who would not like to change a day with him? He will sing the songs of Kavir and Ramdas, Nanak and Chaitanya. He realises them.' He will go to hear the great Pandits ex-pounding the abstruse subjects of the Vedas and the Upanishads. He understands them. And early in the morning after a sultry night of the summertime he will perhaps take his simple flute of bamboo and improvise a song to the tune of the flute. The soft plaintive tone which will come from a peasant's home in a distant village has melted the hearts of hundreds. In India travellers who start very early because of the blazing sun of the morning many times stop to hear this distant note coming like a stream ! The rider has stopped his horse, the walker his steps, and feels that he has heard the voice of " God walking in His garden in the cool of the day." The stream of music overflows their hearts. In their uplifting of soul even for the moment they have forgotten their ideas of separateness. They open their hearts to God.
In India the religion is music. It is the property of the king as well as the peasant. It is with this music that Sree Krishna enchanted the souls of His devotees. His flute since then is the symbol which awakens all our hearts. All the greatest devotees in India sing. In every shape and form it is the music that elevates the heart of a Hindu. The songs of Chandidas and Jajadeva are sung everywhere in Bengal. There is going on continually one stream of music with different notes. Music is religion.
In the life and history of Hindu civilisation the Indian peasant is a wonderful factor. He knows that God lives in every human being. He bows his head to Him. He bows his head to his king and country. He receives their benediction, and in this benediction the king and peasant meet. There are days of national festival when king and peasant not only meet, but embrace each other Ś an embrace of the spirit. In this touch they touch God in one another. They embrace God in man.


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